Posted On: April 8, 2022

The year is 1976, the place, somewhere over southern England. An official British Airways film taken during one of Concorde's flights over southern England depicts a white light moving around the fuselage of the aircraft.  

During the month of June 1976, British Airways was filming a promotional video of one of the first Concorde Trans-Atlantic Flights. This 1976 footage was recorded by professional equipment from another aircraft that was escorting the Concorde.

You can often hear the question, "If UFOs appear so often, why are there no reliable videos on which they are captured?”.

As you can see, there is, but at that time, despite the hype in society, after the publication of this video, the authorities were not going to admit the fact of their existence and quickly fabricated an "authoritative opinion" from "respected specialists" who, without hesitation, announced this UFO as "glare".

You can watch these footage for yourself and you don’t need to be a "professor" to see that when the UFO moves along the side of the plane, the reflection of its light can be seen on the windshield of the Concorde.

This proves that this is not a camera artifact, flare, or glare, but a real object actually located in three-dimensional space.

On the video you can see the Concorde flying and a small white UFO drops down from above the Concorde and flies beside it for a while. The UFO then flies away. The UFO only appears to be a few feet across.

My Take: What we have here folks is a FOO Fighter. This is what the Military were seeing during World War 2. FOO Fighters is a term used by Allied aircraft pilots during World War 2 to describe various UFOs or mysterious aerial phenomena seen in the skies over both the European and Pacific theaters of operations.

Resources: Summary from Anomalien.com on Jun 26, 2021.

Posted On: April 8, 2022

The year is 1976, the place, somewhere over southern England. An official British Airways film taken during one of Concorde's flights over southern England depicts a white light moving around the fuselage of the aircraft.  

During the month of June 1976, British Airways was filming a promotional video of one of the first Concorde Trans-Atlantic Flights. This 1976 footage was recorded by professional equipment from another aircraft that was escorting the Concorde.

You can often hear the question, "If UFOs appear so often, why are there no reliable videos on which they are captured?”.

As you can see, there is, but at that time, despite the hype in society, after the publication of this video, the authorities were not going to admit the fact of their existence and quickly fabricated an "authoritative opinion" from "respected specialists" who, without hesitation, announced this UFO as "glare".

You can watch these footage for yourself and you don’t need to be a "professor" to see that when the UFO moves along the side of the plane, the reflection of its light can be seen on the windshield of the Concorde.

This proves that this is not a camera artifact, flare, or glare, but a real object actually located in three-dimensional space.

On the video you can see the Concorde flying and a small white UFO drops down from above the Concorde and flies beside it for a while. The UFO then flies away. The UFO only appears to be a few feet across.

My Take: What we have here folks is a FOO Fighter. This is what the Military were seeing during World War 2. FOO Fighters is a term used by Allied aircraft pilots during World War 2 to describe various UFOs or mysterious aerial phenomena seen in the skies over both the European and Pacific theaters of operations.

Resources: Summary from Anomalien.com on Jun 26, 2021.